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ARTY'S FRIDAY FOOD BAG PROGRAM
Centennial Lutheran ChurchAug 26, 2016 9:00 AM –
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Littleton Block Party Beer/Ticket Sales
Main Street LittletonJun 10, 2017
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PROJECT C.U.R.E. SORTING NIGHT
Project CUREJun 12, 2017
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NETWORKING HAPPY HOUR - by Littleton Rotary
The Boardroom Sports Bar & SteakhouseJun 14, 2017
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Libby Bortz Center - ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
Libby Bortz Assisted Living CenterJun 26, 2017
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NETWORKING HAPPY HOUR - by Littleton Rotary
The Boardroom Sports Bar & SteakhouseJul 12, 2017
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM -
Libby Bortz Center - ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
Libby Bortz Assisted Living CenterJul 24, 2017
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM -
NETWORKING HAPPY HOUR - by Littleton Rotary
The Boardroom Sports Bar & SteakhouseAug 09, 2017
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
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It was an overflow crowd of friends, Rotarians, and well-wishers that assembled at a recent Littleton Rotary Club meeting to honor COL Gerhardt 
C. (Clem) Clementson in celebration of his 100th birthday. A member of Littleton Rotary since 1988, Clem was awarded Lifetime Honorary Membership in recognition of his commitment to the club and the ideals of Rotary.
C. (Clem) Clementson in celebration of his 100th birthday. A member of Littleton Rotary since 1988, Clem was awarded Lifetime Honorary Membership in recognition of his commitment to the club and the ideals of Rotary.His active military career included flying the famed P-38 Lightning during WWII, teaching math and computer science at the US Air Force Academy, and ultimately retiring from work in numerous projects at NASA.
Enjoying the celebration were over a dozen other military veterans who are members of the Rotary Club
of Littleton. All were presented Rotary lapel pins recognizing them as US Military Veterans. Rotary Clubs throughout the US support numerous local and national programs aimed at providing assistance and support to military veterans and their families.
of Littleton. All were presented Rotary lapel pins recognizing them as US Military Veterans. Rotary Clubs throughout the US support numerous local and national programs aimed at providing assistance and support to military veterans and their families.Happy 100th Birthday to COL Clem Clementson! God bless all our veterans.
Littleton Rotary volunteers once again helped distribute over 600 potted plants and flowers to select area care facilities for the enjoyment of their residents.
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On the second Monday of each month, Littleton Rotary members volunteer at Project C.U.R.E. headquarters sorting donated new and surplus medical items. Those items are then boxed, palletised, and readied for shipment to clinics and hospitals in some of the world’s most critical areas. Teams of highly trained Project C.U.R.E. specialists travel to areas of need and do on-site evaluations. Once the evaluation of needs are completed, Project C.U.R.E. works to prepare the shipment and secures funding for transport.
Littleton Rotary spearheaded the fundraising effort that ultimately lead to the purchase of Project C.U.R.E’s. world headquarters located in Centennial, CO.
L-R: Virginia & Richard Langstaff, Dr. Charlie Vail, Dr. Sam Langstaff & wife Margie
Dr. Sam Langstaff was recognized by the Rotary Club of Littleton with Rotary's Spirit of Service Award and Lifetime Honorary Membership for his decades of service to the healthcare of the citizens throughout the metropolitan Denver area.
Samuel H. Langstaff, M.D.,was born in Paducah Kentucky. In elementary school, he met his lifetime sweetheart Marjorie. He graduated from George Washington University Medical School and he established a general medical practice in Littleton Colorado. Dr. Sam served many years on the CU Medical School admissions committee.
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On Sunday, September 18, 13 Rotarians and friends joined other community groups to help Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver process a huge donation of merchandise that will be sold in the 5 Habitat for Humanity ReStores in the Denver area. The merchandise was donated by vendors who had exhibited at a large True Value Hardware trade show at the Colorado Convention Center.
Travelers stopping to view the beauty and have their pictures taken by the sign that proclaims Loveland Pass – Elevation 11,990 Ft. – Continental Divide, may have been surprised at the large gathering of well-prepared hikers assembling at the West Ridge trail head one Saturday morning in July. Over twenty members of local Rotary Clubs, families, and friends walked the trail leading to what is becoming known locally as “Rotary Peak.” This 12,479’ peak is located on the Continental Divide Trail 1.5 miles west of Loveland Pass.
Student volunteers at Arty's Friday Food Bag storage facility with program Chair, Bobbie McCombs
During a PTO meeting back in 2012 at Centennial Academy of Fine Arts Education (formerly known as Centennial Elementary), concern was raised about the growing number of students whose only regular meals were those lunches provided by the school. Many of those students had very little food over the weekends and started the school week famished.
I Can Read and Homework Club at Centennial Academy
It's a special time for students when Rotarians and community members volunteer to participate in the I Can Read Program at Centennial Academy of Fine Arts. This simple and effective program pares volunteers with teachers and select students to share time in supporting reading skills by simply listening to students read.
